That Stuff Black Plastic Restorer — 8 oz permanent trim renovator, non-greasy, weatherproof finish

That Stuff Black Plastic Restorer permanently restores faded or weathered black plastic trim to a deep OEM-looking finish with a single simple application.

If your vehicle, motorcycle, boat, or RV trim looks sun-bleached, chalky, or uneven, That Stuff offers a one-step, nano acrylic polymer coating that bonds to plastic, rubber, vinyl, and leather surfaces to revive their original black appearance. Unlike silicone- or oil-based dressings that rinse away or attract dirt, this formula dries fully and resists washing off so results last for years, not days.

How does That Stuff restore faded black trim?

That Stuff uses a nano acrylic polymer that chemically adheres to porous plastic and related materials, filling and recoloring the surface for a uniform, deep-black finish. Application is a wipe-on process that dries fully, creating a long-lasting bond without sticky residues.

• Wipe-on application spreads the polymer evenly across trim.
• Polymer penetrates and bonds to plastic, rubber, vinyl, and leather.
• Dries 100%—no greasy or silicone film to attract dirt.
• Designed to resist washing off from rain or car washes.

Where can I use That Stuff on my vehicle and gear?

That Stuff is suitable for any faded or discolored black surfaces inside and outside your vehicle. Use it on door trims, bumpers, mirror housings, dashboard accents, seats, and on plastics found on motorcycles, boats, and RVs.

• Exterior trim: bumpers, mirrors, antenna housings, rocker panels.
• Interior trim: dash bezels, door panels, console pieces, seat vinyl.
• Marine and RV plastics exposed to sun and salt spray.
• Motorcycle plastics and helmet shell trims for uniform color.

How long will the restored finish last and how do I maintain it?

The restored finish is formulated to be permanent; it bonds to surfaces and resists routine washing and weathering much longer than conventional dressings. Routine maintenance is simple—clean with mild soap and water; avoid abrasive cleaners and prolonged exposure to strong solvents.

• Permanent bond: not a temporary coating that rinses away.
• Maintenance: gentle soap and water; avoid solvent-based cleaners.
• Durability: resists rain and regular car washes when cured.
• Reapply only if future cosmetic wear appears over many years.

Is That Stuff safe to use and easy to apply?

Yes—That Stuff is designed for do-it-yourself application without specialty tools. It contains no greasy silicones or VOC-heavy solvents that leave residues. Proper surface prep and following the simple wipe-on instructions produce consistent, long-lasting results.

• Surface prep: clean and dry surface to remove wax, grease, and dirt.
• Application: wipe on evenly and let fully cure for a permanent finish.
• Clean-up: mild soap and water for tools and accidental smudges.
• Formulation: non-greasy, dries completely—no sticky feel.

Who is this for? That Stuff is made for car owners, detailers, motorcycle and boat enthusiasts, RV owners, and anyone who wants a lasting, factory-like black finish on plastic, rubber, vinyl, or leather surfaces without repeated treatments. If you’re tired of temporary trim dressings that wash away or attract grime, need a low-effort permanent repair for faded exterior and interior trim, or want a professional-looking restore with minimal tools and time, That Stuff provides a durable, easy solution backed by a satisfaction guarantee.